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18 de may. de 2023 · This makes flowers, ceramics, fruit, trees, gemstones, and more perfect beginner-friendly candidates for a close-up photo. Other nice ideas I recommend you to try out are small mechanical objects. Think watches, small tools, and even some of your own photography gear! Textiles, jewelry, and ceramics can work great as well.
Step 2: Start with flowers for some stunning close-up photos. Close-up photography is thrilling. And there are tons of subjects out there, just waiting to be photographed. But if you’re a beginner, I recommend you start with one particular subject…. Flowers.
1. Get as close as you can. This sounds obvious, but try it. Set your camera up on a tripod, choose a subject (anything will do really) and get your camera up close to the subject. Switch your camera to Manual focus. You can try autofocus, but generally you will be able to focus a little closer on manual focus.
11 de mar. de 2024 · His work has been featured in National Geographic Australia, BBC Wildlife Magazine, and Nature Photography Magazine. He specializes in close-up macro photography of reptiles and amphibians in their natural habitats, and his work highlights the beauty and diversity of these often overlooked animals. Conclusion: Top Macro Photographers
In this Ovation TV original special, acclaimed photographers Albert Maysles, Sylvia Plachy, Andrew Moore, Timothy Greenfield Sanders and Gregory Crewdson dis...
Tip #1 – Get to know your subject. You can have almost any subject in close-up photography. However, if you don’t create a personal relationship with the subject, your photos will be flat and lifeless. Whether you photograph people, flowers, insects, architectural details, or still-life, you should take time to get to know the subject ...
A doc produced for TV that tries to unravel something of the relationship of five photographers with the act of photographing. Director Rebecca Dreyfus introduces us to the intimacy of Albert Maysles, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Sylvia Plachy, Andrew L. Moore and Gregory Crewdson.
